How Do the Primary Sensory Areas Differ from the Association

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Multiple Choice

How do the primary sensory areas differ from the association areas?

• A) The primary sensory areas process visual information. The association areas process information related to the other senses.
• B) The primary sensory areas are in the lobes of the neocortex. The association areas are not.
• C) The primary sensory areas process complex sensory information, whereas the association areas process basic sensory information.
• D) The primary sensory areas process basic sensory information, whereas the association areas process more complex sensory information.

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